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A liquid has a pH of 6.8. Write the formula for calculating the [H+] and then determine the value of [H+], making sure to include units with your answer.

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Step-by-step explanation:

Formula to calculate pH is as follows.

pH =
-log[H^(+)]

It is given that pH is 6.8. Therefore, calculate the concentration of hydrogen ions as follows.

pH =
-log[H^(+)]

6.8 =
-log[H^(+)]


[H^(+)] = antilog (-6.8)

=
1.58 * 10^(-7) molarity

Thus, we can conclude that
[H^(+)] is
1.58 * 10^(-7) molarity.

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